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That's good advice, easier to scale up than down
The Witcher III was downgraded a bit, yes. But that didn't stop it from being the best game ever made!
Looks very good.
Crysis (2007) with mods still looks better than most games released today. That's sad.
Well I have to partially agree here. But still, expectations are raised by the developer themselves when they show spiced up trailers of their upcoming game, which, when released, is nothing compared to the so called "real time" or "captured in-engine" gameplay footage trailers.